Third pov
Addison and her cheer team was in the auditorium watching the aliens practice their cheer.
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They were good.
They finished practicing as they walked to Addison and her team.
A-Li smiles and say
"Our telepathic group think makes cheer so easy."
Alistar smiles saying
"Yes."
A-Lan smiles
"We are even better than you, and you've practiced your whole life."
The Aceys gasps saying
"Huh?"
A-Spen smiles and say
"So fun. Thank you for inviting us." As they left.
Addison looks at her team and say
"Hey, it's us against them, and we are going to win. We're not gonna let them take what's ours."
Bucky looks at her and say
"Like the Seabrook Cup."
Addison smiles saying
"Right, the Seabrook Cup."
Everyone yells
"Go, Seabrook!"
Bucky smiles saying
"Yes. That's the spirit. See? Your squad just needed a common enemy to motivate you."
Addison sighs as she say
"No. We are going to win because this squad loves each other, not because we hate anyone else. It's not who we are."
Bree looked at everyone and say
"This Cheer Off is our last chance to cheer together and to win it, we have to try a triple hip-hop double tuck Lindy."
Everyone gasped as Stacey says
"That move's impossible."
JC says
"I can't do that move without face-planting."
Lacey says
"His face cannot take another nose job."
JC gasps as Addison looked at everyone and say
"Together, we can do anything. Come on, guys. Let's go."
The Aliens looked at them as A-Li says
"Now that they're distracted,"
They said
"we can vaporize them."
"See the moonstone."
They all looked at her as A-Li says
"Don't look at me like that."
Alistar looks at her and say
"A-li, we are a peaceful people."
A-li say
"Right, sorry. These emotions are getting to me."
A-lan say
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